Light converting device and film cartrige used in the same

ABSTRACT

A lighting device is provided. The lighting device includes a body on which a substrate on which a plurality of light sources are disposed, is mounted on a front surface of the body and configured to extend in a length direction, a film cartridge including a film divided into a plurality of radiation areas having different light conversion characteristics, and a pair of roll bars configured to wind both ends of the film, a driving unit coupled to one side surface of the body and configured to apply driving force to one end of each of the roll bars to change the radiation areas of the film, and a side cover coupled to a remaining side surface of the body to support a remaining end of each of the roll bars.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims priority from Korean Patent Application No.10-2021-0034897, filed on Oct. 12, 2021 in the Korean IntellectualProperty Office, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein byreference in its entirety.

BACKGROUND Technical Field

Apparatuses and methods consistent with exemplary embodiments relate toa lighting device and a film cartridge used in the same, and moreparticularly, to a lighting device which includes a body provided with asubstrate, having a plurality of light sources disposed thereon, mountedon the front surface of the body and configured to extend in the lengthdirection, a film cartridge including a film divided into a plurality ofradiation areas having different light conversion characteristics, and apair of roll bars configured to wind both ends of the film thereon, adriving unit combined with one side surface of the body and configuredto apply driving force to one end of each of the roll bars to changeradiation areas of the film, and a side cover combined with the otherside surface of the body and configured to support the other end of eachof the roll bars, and a film cartridge used in the lighting device.

Description of the Related Art

In general, technology which uses artificial light for various plantcultivation is currently being widely researched and is being applied asa technology for plant factories.

Further, the agricultural field is at a turning point with the advent ofLEDs, and while conventional lighting devices emit light in a widewavelength band to match human vision, LEDs may adjust the wavelengthratio and intensity of emitted light, and may thus provide thewavelength and amount of light necessary for photosynthesis and easilyimplement illumination for plant cultivation.

An artificial lighting device using the LEDs may reduce or eliminate theusage of chemical fertilizers, may radiate light effectively to controlplant growth, may implement low pesticide cultivation throughapplication of LED technology for pest control, may reduce energyconsumption by 80% or more compared to conventional incandescent lamps,and may produce crops for a year regardless of climate change becausethe LEDs are eco-friendly products without using mercury or heavymetals.

The intensity of light is closely related to the degree ofphotosynthesis and affects plant growth and the form of plants, andamong infrared light, visible light and ultraviolet light, visible lighthas the greatest influence on growth of crops.

That is, it is known that certain bands of light wavelengths affectplant cultivation.

Conventionally, technologies which use light sources configured tointensively radiate light of a specific wavelength band that promotesphotosynthesis, such as light emitting diode (LED) light sources,without lighting devices that irradiate light of all wavelength bands,such as incandescent and fluorescent lamps, fluorescent lamps has beenproposed in plant cultivation.

Conventional lighting devices using the LED light sources are disclosedin Korean Patent Registration No. 10-0902071 entitled “Plant forcingculture method and device using LED lamps”, Korean Patent UnexaminedPublication No. 10-2004-0010426 entitled “Factory and apparatus forculturing dye plants using LED light source”, Korean Patent RegistrationNo. 10-0879711 entitled “Illumination device for cultivating plants withLEDs” and Korean Patent Unexamined Publication No. 10-2009-0124155entitled “Light equipment for growing plants and intelligent photonicenvironment control system using LEDs”.

However, the most conventional lighting devices for cultivating plantsusing LEDs as light sources mix blue light and red light at a fixedratio and repeat turning on and off with a pulse period capable ofmaximizing a photosynthetic rate, and it is difficult to adjust thewavelength band of the light sources in various ways, such as promotingphotosynthesis according to a growth stage of a plant species such asseedling culture, differentiation, fruit setting, fruitification, orpromoting morphogenesis or flower bud differentiation.

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-   PROJECT SERIAL NO.: 1545024479-   PROJECT No.:421008-04-   RELEVANT MINISTRY: Korea Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural    Affairs, Korea Ministry of Science and ICT, and Korea Rural    Development Administration-   RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION: Korea Institute of Planning    and Evaluation for Technology in Food, Agriculture and Forestry,    Korea Smart Farm R&D Foundation-   RESEARCH PROJECT NAME: Smart Farm Ministries-collaborative Package    Innovative Technology Development Project-   RESEARCH SUBJECT NAME: Development of High Temperature and High    Humidity-Type Smart Greenhouse Package Model for Export-   CONTRIBUTION RATE: 100%-   PROJECT EXECUTION ORGANIZATION: Sherpa Space Inc.-   RESEARCH PERIOD: 2021. 4. 7 ~ 2024. 12. 31

SUMMARY

Aspects of one or more exemplary embodiments provide a film cartridgeincluding a film divided into a plurality of radiation areas havingdifferent light conversion characteristics, a pair of roll barsconfigured to wind both ends of the film thereon, and first supportbrackets combined with both ends of the roll bars to maintain a regulardistance between the roll bars, so as to be easily replaced.

Aspects of one or more exemplary embodiments also provide a filmcartridge including a film divided into a plurality of radiation areashaving different wavelength change characteristics or a film dividedinto a plurality of radiation areas having different scattering degreecharacteristics so as to control growth of plants in more detail.

Aspects of one or more exemplary embodiments also provide a lightingdevice in which a unit configured to connect two or more film modules isprovided such that a single motor may be used to transmit driving forcethereof to each film module so as to cover a wider radiation area.

According to an aspect of an exemplary embodiment, there is provided alighting device including a body on which a substrate on which aplurality of light sources are disposed, are mounted on a front surfaceof the body and configured to extend in a length direction, a filmcartridge including a film divided into a plurality of radiation areashaving different light conversion characteristics, and a pair of rollbars configured to wind both ends of the film, a driving unit coupled toone side surface of the body and configured to apply driving force toone end of each of the roll bars to change the radiation areas of thefilm, and a side cover coupled to a remaining side surface of the bodyto support a remaining end of each of the roll bars.

The film cartridge may further include first support brackets configuredsuch that each of the first support brackets is coupled to one end ofeach of the roll bars to maintain a constant distance between the rollbars.

Each of the first support brackets may include a plate-type member, andtwo embedding holes disposed at both ends of the plate-type member toreceive one end of each of the roll bars, and a bolt hole configured tofix the film cartridge to the side cover or the driving unit may beformed at a designated position of the plate-type member.

The film cartridge may include two film modules, each film moduleincluding the film, the pair of roll bars and the first support bracket,the two film modules may be connected and supported by a second supportbracket, and the second support bracket may be combined with a remainingend of each of the roll bars of each of film module, and is configuredsuch that the corresponding first support bracket is not coupled.

Hinge holes may be formed at parts of both ends of the body, and thelighting device may further include a lighting cover combined with thehinge holes formed at the ends of the body so as to be opened andclosed.

The driving unit may include a driving motor configured to have a sungear combined therewith, and a gear arrangement bracket provided withmounted thereon a swing gear interlocked with the sun gear, and a firstplanet gear and a second planet gear configured such that each of thefirst planet gear and the second planet gear is separably combined withone end of a corresponding one of the roll bars, and the swing gear maybe moved along a hemispherical orbital hole formed in the geararrangement bracket depending on a direction of rotation of the sungear, and may be interlocked with the first planet gear or the secondplanet gear.

A driving shaft may be mounted at a center of each of the first planetgear and the second planet gear, and a slit groove may be formed at oneend of the driving shaft so that one end of a corresponding one of theroll bars is inserted into the slit groove.

According to an aspect of another exemplary embodiment, there isprovided a film cartridge detachably mounted in the lighting device, thefilm cartridge including a film divided into a plurality of radiationareas having different light conversion characteristics, a pair of rollbars configured to wind both ends of the film thereon, and first supportbrackets configured such that each of the first support brackets iscombined with one end of each of the roll bars to maintain a constantdistance between the roll bars.

Each of the first support brackets may include a plate-type member, andtwo embedding holes disposed at both ends of the plate-type member toreceive one end of each of the roll bars, and a bolt hole configured tofix the film cartridge to the side cover or the driving unit of thelighting device may be formed at a designated position of the plate-typemember.

The film cartridge may include two film modules, each film moduleincluding the film, the pair of roll bars and the first support bracket,the two film modules may be connected and supported by a second supportbracket, and the second support bracket may be combined with a remainingend of each of the roll bars of each of the two film modules, configuredsuch that the corresponding first support bracket is not coupled.

A flat-type proj ection may be formed at one end of each of the rollbars to be inserted into a slit groove formed at one end of acorresponding one of driving shafts mounted on a first planet gear andsecond planet gear of the driving unit of the lighting device.

The film may be divided into a plurality of radiation areas havingdifferent wavelength change characteristics.

The film may be divided into a plurality of radiation areas havingdifferent scattering degree characteristics.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The above and other aspects and features will be more clearly understoodfrom the following description of the exemplary embodiments withreference to the accompanying drawings, in which:

FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a lighting device according toan exemplary embodiment;

FIG. 2 is a perspective view illustrating an inside of the lightingdevice according to an exemplary embodiment;

FIG. 3 is a perspective view illustrating a configuration of a body anda film cartridge according to an exemplary embodiment;

FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view illustrating a configuration ofthe lighting device according to an exemplary embodiment;

FIG. 5 is a view illustrating unfolded state of a film according to anexemplary embodiment;

FIG. 6 is an enlarged exploded perspective illustrating one end of thelighting device according to an exemplary embodiment;

FIG. 7 is an enlarged perspective view illustrating one end of thelighting device according to an exemplary embodiment;

FIG. 8 is an enlarged exploded perspective view illustrating a portionof a driving unit of the lighting device according to an exemplaryembodiment;

FIG. 9 is an enlarged perspective view illustrating the portion of thedriving unit of the lighting device according to an exemplaryembodiment;

FIGS. 10A and 10B are views illustrating an operating principle of adriving unit according to one embodiment;

FIG. 11 is a view illustrating an operating principle of a driving unitaccording to another embodiment;

FIGS. 12 and 13 are cross-sectional and perspective views illustrating apower interlocking unit of the driving unit according to anotherexemplary embodiment;

FIGS. 14 and 15 are conceptual views illustrating operating principlesof driving units according to other exemplary embodiments; and

FIG. 16 is a perspective view illustrating a lighting system provided bycombining a plurality of lighting devices according to one or moreexemplary embodiments into a module.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Hereinafter reference will be made in detail to the preferredembodiments, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanyingdrawings. In the following description with reference to the drawings,elements having substantially the same functions are denoted by the samereference numerals even though they are depicted in different drawings,and a detailed description thereof will be omitted when it may make thesubject matter of the present invention rather unclear.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a lighting device according toan exemplary embodiment, FIG. 2 is a perspective view illustrating aninside of the lighting device according to an exemplary embodiment, andFIG. 3 is a perspective view illustrating a configuration of a body anda film cartridge according to an exemplary embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 , a lighting device 100 includes a body 200, afilm cartridge 300 having a long rod shape and mounted in the body 200,and a lighting cover 210 rotated to easily replace the film cartridge300. The lighting cover 210 is combined with hinge holes formed at partsof both ends of the body 200 so as to be opened and closed, and alight-transmitting window 212 formed of a transparent orsemi-transparent material to transmit light emitted from light sourcesprovided therein to the outside is provided at a part or the entirety ofthe lighting cover 210.

Further, radiation fins 230 may be formed integrally with the outersurface of the body 200 to radiate heat generated by a plurality oflight sources in the body 200 to the outside. The radiation fins 230 mayhelp extend the life of the film cartridge 300 by preventing a film 310from being deformed by heat applied to the film 310 to some extent.

Further, the film cartridge 300 is configured to be easily separatedfrom the body 200 by opening the lighting cover 210.

FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view illustrating a configuration ofthe lighting device according to an exemplary embodiment, and FIG. 5 isa view illustrating the unfolded state of the film according to anexemplary embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 , the lighting device 100 includes the filmcartridge 300 including the film 310 having a front surface mounted on asubstrate 400 on which a plurality of light sources, such as LEDs,configured to emit light necessary to cultivate plants and divided intoa plurality of radiation areas having different light conversioncharacteristics in the body 200 extending in the length direction, and apair of roll bars 312 configured to wind both ends of the film 310thereon.

In the film 310 wound around the film cartridge 300, the surface of thefilm 310 in contact with light emitted by the light sources may beselected by a driving unit 500 coupled to one side surface of the body200 to provide driving force to one end of each of the roll bars 312 tochange the radiation areas of the film 310.

In addition, the roll bars 312 are supported by a side cover 202configured to support the other end of each of the roll bars 312opposite the end of each of the roll bars 312 contacting the drivingunit 500, and the side cover 202 is combined the other side surface ofthe body 200 opposite the side surface of the body 200 with which thedriving unit 500 is combined.

The film cartridge 300 further includes first support brackets 320, eachof which is combined with one end of each of the roll bars 312 tomaintain a constant distance between the roll bars 312.

As shown in FIG. 4 , the film cartridge 300 may include two film modules302, each of which includes the film 310, a pair of roll bars 312, andthe first support bracket 320.,The two film modules 302 are connectedand supported by a second support bracket 330, and the second supportbracket 330 may be combined with the other end of each of the roll bars312 of each of the two film modules 302 with which the correspondingfirst support bracket 302 is not combined.

When the film cartridge 300 is formed by connecting the two film modules302 so that light emitted from a plurality of the light sourcesinstalled on the substrate 400 can be transmitted by the film cartridge300, a lighting device may be economically manufactured with only onedriving unit 500, as compared to connection of two lighting devices inseries.

FIG. 5 illustrates the unfolded state of the film 310 wound on the rollbars 312, and the film 310 is divided into a plurality of radiationareas having different light conversion characteristics.

For example, the film 310 may use at least one of quantum dots,inorganic fluorescent substances and perovskites having differentwavelengths in each of the divided radiation areas A-E, or may usescattering substances having different scattering degrees in each of thedivided radiation areas A-E. That is, the film 310 may be divided into aplurality of radiation areas having different wavelength conversioncharacteristics, or may be divided into a plurality of radiation areashaving different scattering degree characteristics.

FIG. 6 is an enlarged exploded perspective illustrating one end of thelighting device according to an exemplary embodiment, and FIG. 7 is anenlarged perspective view illustrating one end of the lighting deviceaccording to an exemplary embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 , the first support bracket 320 includes aplate-type member and two embedding holes 324 disposed at both ends ofthe plate-type member to receive one end of each of the roll bars 312,and a bolt hole 322 configured to fix the film cartridge 300 to the sidecover 202 or the driving unit 500 is formed at a designated position ofthe plate-type member.

A shaft ring 700 into which one end of each of the roll bars 312 isinserted to more smoothly rotate the corresponding roll bar 312 may beinserted into each of the embedding holes 324, and flat-type groovescorresponding to flat-type proj ections 314 formed by processing ends ofthe roll bars 312 may be formed in the inner circumferential surfaces ofeach of the shaft rings 700 so that the flat-type proj ections 314 areinserted into the shaft rings 700.

Further, the bolt hole 322 configured to be fixedly coupled to a screwhole formed in the side cover 202 or a gear arrangement bracket of thedriving unit 500 by inserting a bolt into the bolt hole 322 and thescrew ole may be formed in the first support bracket 320. However, as amethod for coupling the film cartridge 300 to the side cover 202 or thedriving unit 500, the bolt coupling is just one example, and, othercoupling methods such as protrusion and groove coupling, or anycombination of two or more coupling methods may be used without beinglimited thereto.

FIG. 8 is an enlarged exploded perspective view illustrating a portionof the driving unit of the lighting device according to an exemplaryembodiment, and FIG. 9 is an enlarged perspective view illustrating theportion of the driving unit of the lighting device according to anexemplary embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 4, 8 and 9 , the driving unit 500 includes a drivingmotor 510 configured to have a sun gear 520 combined therewith, and thegear arrangement bracket provided with a swing gear 540 interlocked withthe sun gear 520, and a first planet gear 539 a and a second planet gear530 b, each of which is separably combined with one end of acorresponding one of the roll bars 312, and the swing gear 540 is movedalong a hemispherical orbital hole 550 formed in the gear arrangementbracket depending on the direction of rotation of the sun gear 520, andis interlocked with the first planet gear 530 a or the second planetgear 530 b.

A driving shaft 316 is mounted at a center of each of the first planetgear 530 a and the second planet gear 530 b, and a slit groove 316 a isformed at one end of the driving shaft 316 so that one end of acorresponding one of the roll bars 312 is inserted into the slit groove316 a.

The flat-type projection 314 is formed at one end of each of the rollbars 312 so as to be inserted into and engaged with the slit groove 316a formed in the driving shaft 315 of the first planet gear 530 a or thesecond planet gear 530 b.

However, the slit groove 316 a of the driving shaft 316 is not limitedthereto, and may be formed in a slit type having one of variouspolygonal shapes such as a triangle, a rectangle, a star, etc.

Further, the shaft ring 700 serving as a bearing so that one end of eachof the roll bars 312 is inserted thereinto to more smoothly rotate theroll bar 312 may be inserted into each of the embedding holes 324 of thefirst support bracket 320, and a flat-type groove corresponding to theflat-type projection 314 may be formed in the inner circumferentialsurface of each of the shaft rings 700 so that one end of acorresponding one of the driving shafts 316 formed to have a shapecorresponding to the flat-type projection 314 may be inserted into theshaft ring 700.

In addition, the driving motor 510 is combined with a coupling piece 514and is stably fixed in the state in which the driving motor 510 isprovided in a motor case 512.

FIGS. 10A and 10B are views illustrating the operating principle of adriving unit according to one embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 10A and 10B, when a sun gear 520 is rotated in thecounterclockwise direction, a swing gear 540 engaged between the sungear 520 and a first spur gear 530 a is rotated in the clockwisedirection and is moved rightwards along an orbital hole 550. The movedswing gear 540 is engaged between the sun gear 520 and a second spurgear 530 b and rotates the first spur gear 530 b in the counterclockwisedirection. On the other hand, in order to rotate the first spur gear 530a in the clockwise direction, the swing gear 540 is moved leftwardsalong the orbital hole 550 so as to be engaged with the first spur gear530 a by rotating the sun gear 520 in the clockwise direction.

FIG. 11 is a view illustrating the operating principle of a driving unitaccording to another embodiment, and FIGS. 12 and 13 are cross-sectionaland perspective views illustrating a power interlocking unit of thedriving unit according to another embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 11 to 13 , the driving unit includes a powerinterlocking unit 1000 configured to apply rotating force in theclockwise direction to a roll bar 312 making a pair with another rollbar 312 combined with the spur gear 530, when the rotating force of adriving gear 520 is transmitted to a pinion gear 540 a to rotate a spurgear 530 in the counterclockwise direction.

Although FIG. 11 illustrates an example in which the rotating force ofthe driving gear 520 is transmitted to the spur gear 530 through thepinion gear 540 a, the rotating force of the driving gear 520 may betransmitted directly to the spur gear 530 without the pinion gear 540 a.Further, the rotating force of the driving gear 520 may be transmittedto the spur gear 530 by a power transmission unit configured to connectthe driving gear 520 and the spur gear 530. Here, the power transmissionunit means a conveyer belt, a chain sprocket or a part configured toperform a similar function thereto.

The power interlocking unit 1000 is operated in a similar manner as areel cable-type elastic tape measure which may be automatically woundusing elastic restoring force generated when the tape measure isstretched.

The power interlocking unit 1000 includes a spiral spring 1200, a rotor1100 in which a shaft mount part 1140 is formed at the upper end of theshaft mounting part 1140 and any one of the driving shafts 316 isinserted into the shaft mount part 1140, and an insertion shaft 1130inserted into the center of the spiral spring 1200, and a stator 130provided with an inner space configured to receive the spiral spring1200 and a spring fixing protrusion 1330 formed in one side of the innerspace and configured to fix one end of the spiral spring 1200. Further,a guide groove 1120 and a guide protrusion 1310 may be formed in theouter circumferential surface of the rotor 1100 and on the innercircumferential surface of the upper end of the stator 1300 to preventthe rotor 1100 from being released from the stator 1300 and to guidesmooth rotation of the rotor 1100.

The stator 1300 is fixedly coupled to a portion inside the motor case512.

When the film 310 is wound by rotating the roll bar 312 combined withthe spur gear 530, restoring force is stored in the spiral spring 1200,and when the film wound on the roll bar 312 combined with the spur gear530 is unwound, proper tensile force is applied to the film 310 bystored restoring force without any separate external power, and thus,the film 310 may be wound and unwound without sagging.

FIG. 14 is a conceptual view illustrating the operating principle of adriving unit according to another embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 14 , a driving gear 520 a is directly connected to twospur gears 530 c and 530 d. Therefore, when the driving gear 520 a isrotated in the counterclockwise direction, the roll bars 312 combinedwith the spur gears 530 c and 530 d are rotated in the clockwisedirection and, when the driving gear 520 a is rotated in the clockwisedirection, the roll bars 312 combined with the spur gears 530 c and 530d are rotated in the counterclockwise direction

FIG. 15 is a conceptual view illustrating the operating principle of adriving unit according to another embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 15 , a driving gear 520 is connected to two spur gears530 a and 530 b by power transmission units 560. As described above, thepower transmission unit 560 means a conveyer belt, a chain sprocket or apart configured to perform a similar function thereto.

FIG. 16 is a perspective view illustrating a module-type lighting systemprovided by combining a plurality of lighting devices according to anexemplary embodiment on one frame.

As shown in FIG. 16 , a module-type lighting system 800 is provided bymounting a plurality of lighting devices 100 according to any one of theexemplary embodiments shown in FIGS. 1 to 15 on a first coupling frame810 and a second coupling frame 820.

Referring to FIG. 16 , a bracket mounted on the first coupling frame 810or the second coupling frame 820 may be further provided at each of bothends of the lighting devices 100. After the respective brackets arecombined with sliding grooves 811 and 821 formed in the first couplingframe 810 and the second coupling frame 820 and are moved to properpositions, the brackets are fixed to the first coupling frame 810 andthe second coupling frame 820 by inserting bolts into bolt fixing holesformed in the brackets.

A plurality of hook-type or groove-type hangers 830 configured to hangthe module-type lighting system 800 from the ceiling may be provided atthe upper ends of the first coupling frame 810 and the second couplingframe 820. The module-type lighting system 800 may be suspended from theceiling of a greenhouse or cultivation equipment by connecting a wire tothe hangers 830.

As is apparent from the above description, one or more exemplaryembodiments provide a lighting device including a film cartridgeincluding a film divided into a plurality of radiation areas havingdifferent light conversion characteristics, a pair of roll barsconfigured to wind both ends of the film thereon, first support bracketscombined with both ends of the roll bars to maintain a regular distancebetween the roll bars, thereby enabling the film cartridge to be easilyreplaced.

Further, the film cartridge includes a film divided into a plurality ofradiation areas having different wavelength change characteristics or afilm divided into a plurality of radiation areas having differentscattering degree characteristics, thereby being capable of controllinggrowth of plants in more detail.

In addition, a unit configured to connect two or more film modules maybe provided such that a single motor may be used to transmit drivingforce thereof to the respective film modules so as to cover a widerradiation area.

While exemplary embodiments have been described with reference to theaccompanying drawings, it is to be understood by those skilled in theart that various modifications in form and details may be made thereinwithout departing from the sprit and scope as defined by the appendedclaims. Therefore, the description of the exemplary embodiments shouldbe construed in a descriptive sense and not to limit the scope of theclaims, and many alternatives, modifications, and variations will beapparent to those skilled in the art.

1. A lighting device comprising: a body on which a substrate on which aplurality of light sources are disposed, are mounted on a front surfaceand configured to extend in a length direction; a film cartridgecomprising a film divided into a plurality of radiation areas havingdifferent light conversion characteristics and a pair of roll barsconfigured to wind both ends of the film; a driving unit coupled to oneside surface of the body, disposed at one end of the body in the lengthdirection, and configured to apply driving force to one end of each ofthe roll bars to change the radiation areas of the film; and a sidecover coupled to an opposing side surface of the body, disposed at anopposing end of the body in the length direction, to support a remainingend of each of the roll bars, wherein: hinge holes are formed at partsof both ends of the body; and the lighting device further comprises alighting cover combined with the hinge holes formed at the ends of thebody so as to be opened and closed.
 2. The lighting device according toclaim 1, wherein the film cartridge further comprises first supportbrackets configured such that each of the first support brackets iscoupled to one end of each of the roll bars to maintain a constantdistance between the roll bars.
 3. The lighting device according toclaim 2, wherein each of the first support brackets comprises aplate-type member and two embedding holes disposed at both ends of theplate-type member to receive one end of each of the roll bars, wherein abolt hole configured to fix the film cartridge to the side cover or thedriving unit is formed at a designated position of the plate-typemember.
 4. The lighting device according to claim 2, wherein the filmcartridge comprises two film modules, each film module comprising thefilm, the pair of roll bars and the first support bracket; wherein thetwo film modules are connected and supported by a second supportbracket, and the second support bracket is combined with a remaining endof each of the roll bars of each film module, and is configured suchthat the corresponding first support bracket is not coupled. 5.(canceled)
 6. The lighting device according to claim 1, wherein thedriving unit comprises: a driving motor configured to have a sun gearcombined therewith; and a gear arrangement bracket provided with mountedthereon a swing gear interlocked with the sun gear, and a first planetgear and a second planet gear configured such that each of the firstplanet gear and the second planet gear is separably combined with oneend of a corresponding one of the roll bars, wherein the swing gear ismoved along a hemispherical orbital hole formed in the gear arrangementbracket depending on a direction of rotation of the sun gear, and isinterlocked with the first planet gear or the second planet gear.
 7. Thelighting device according to claim 6, wherein: a driving shaft ismounted at a center of each of the first planet gear and the secondplanet gear; and a slit groove is formed at one end of the driving shaftso that one end of a corresponding one of the roll bars is inserted intothe slit groove.
 8. A film cartridge for lighting devices detachablymounted in the lighting device according to claim 1, the film cartridgecomprising: a film divided into a plurality of radiation areas havingdifferent light conversion characteristics; a pair of roll barsconfigured to wind both ends of the film thereon; and first supportbrackets configured such that each of the first support brackets iscombined with one end of each of the roll bars to maintain a constantdistance between the roll bars.
 9. The film cartridge for lightingdevices according to claim 8, wherein each of the first support bracketscomprises a plate-type member and two embedding holes disposed at bothends of the plate-type member to receive one end of each of the rollbars, wherein a bolt hole configured to fix the film cartridge to theside cover or the driving unit of the lighting device is formed at adesignated position of the plate-type member.
 10. The film cartridge forlighting devices according to claim 8, wherein the film cartridgecomprises two film modules, each film module comprising the film thepair of roll bars and the first support bracket; wherein the two filmmodules are connected and supported by a second support bracket, and thesecond support bracket is combined with a remaining end of each of theroll bars of each of the two film modules configured such that thecorresponding first support bracket is not coupled.
 11. The filmcartridge for lighting devices according to claim 8, wherein: aflat-type projection is formed at one end of each of the roll bars so asto be inserted into a slit groove formed at one end of a correspondingone of driving shafts mounted on a first planet gear and second planetgear of the driving unit of the lighting device.
 12. The film cartridgefor lighting devices according to claim 8, wherein the film is dividedinto a plurality of radiation areas having different wavelength changecharacteristics.
 13. The film cartridge for lighting devices accordingto claim 8, wherein the film is divided into a plurality of radiationareas having different scattering degree characteristics.